Your Care Guide
Long Distance Caregiving: Coordinating an Aging Parent's Care
Long distance caregiving works when someone local handles the day and you handle coordination, records and the paperwork.
End Stage Dementia Signs: What the Last Stage Actually Takes
Swallowing, walking and speech go first, and infection is usually what ends life in the final stage of dementia.
Validation Therapy: Why Correcting Someone With Dementia Backfires
Correcting a person with dementia raises stress and conflict; validating the feeling behind their words calms them faster.
Dehydration in Elderly Adults: 5 Signs Mistaken for Dementia
Sudden confusion, hallucinations and dark urine in an older adult are often dehydration or infection, not dementia arriving overnight.
Clock Drawing Test: What It Means for Memory
A plain guide to the clock drawing test: what it checks, why a low score is not a diagnosis, and next steps.